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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08

';.' pm and pair of diamond car
r mi or $SOO--their alleged value
' "n'n i,ad up to Saturday night been
o oasao'c 70 agree upon verdict, were
aeain sent out. After being out for
: time, the jury returned a verdict
A., A. u'c e',ect that Beneditt shall recover
we leWels, n they are still in the pos
session OF the defendant, or their az
s s value tSI5), after the plaintiff
mas paid TO the defendant the $50 which
'he ist'er advanced TO redeem the dia-
menus with interest from january II,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
The Riyer.aDd-HarbOr Bill VIII No;
be signed.


WAsnrxeroN, March Although
nressure has been brought to bearupon
The President to induce him to approve
the riyer-and-harbor bill and strong
arguments have been made and eases
cited TO establish the authority OF the
Executive TO sign any bill within ten
DAYS after the adjournment of Congress,
Il Is positively stated at the White
House that the President will not APP
nvova the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
Hung I'm raiev.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch,

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March Ton
Sunday morning an efligy of Captain
Quigley, Of the Canadian cruiser Ter
ror, was found suspended in Independ-
ent Hall. at East Gloucester, with the
British flag attached "union down. +"
The city marshal cut il down as soon
as he discovered it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
KiIled q Constable.
IN. ,a,.eyanh 10 the Dispatch.

Drs MONIES, IA, March 7.--Consta-
HE r. S. Logan was shot dead tonight
~ the drug-house of Burlbut Hess by
.Iosenb Row, an employs of the firm.
Logan was questioning Row about some
srsnected infraction OF the prohibition
honor law. Row evaded the inquiries,
snpering the constable, who pulled a
revolver and fired past Rows face.
Row Immediately shot the constable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
For the DisDatch.l
Tr. James II. Cooper's Compliment
D.9 s..s

Mr. james u. tooper's Com pl imenf
30 tie Patriotism or Virginia.
From many indications j judged
that, with the majority, the patriotic
feeling would be very quickly dissi-
pated if the taxpayers could see their
way to pay their taxes in coupons, at a
discount, with impunity.
Il am quite convinced that the pa
triotic sentiment will only exist so long
as there is difficulty in the way Of using
coupons"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MARCH 7.-Roceipts 15l head cattle, 1876
sheep, $40 hogs.
Sales: III head cattle, 105 sheep, $40 hogs.
Prices were as follows:
Cattle-Best, 4xa5c. gross; medium 10 good
3Aa49.c. gross; common 10 fair, ta3kc. gross.
Sheep-4C6ilc. gross.
HOgs-6gi NC. net.
Bulls-9s, a3kc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
HANDSOME DAPPLE- Nr

IA GRAY HORSE FOR eALE-I otier 80
for sale my DAPPLE-GRAY GRLDING. lie Il
seven years old, graceful stopper, and beau
tlfui color. In style OF action and beauty OF
sfat . he "a nearly perfect lilo drives kindly
In angle or double harness. For physician's
use or gentleman's pleasure horse, be Is
ulize. For price. &c. make application 10
kessrs. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO. NH S-sI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
mARINE INTELLIGEsCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAscn z, ISL.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAscH z, ISL.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Smith, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen q
Co, agents.
merchandise and passengers, j. W. NcCarrick,
ageLt
Charles City, merchandise and passengers, +.
\. Baker. agent
Bsrkentine Blizi, -, New York. 10 load
-four for Brazil.
Bsrkeniine Bitroust, -, Boston, 10 load
-four for Brazil
Schooner J. NJ. Freeman, Eddy. Baltimore,
phosphate, Charles q. Snead 4 Co.
sAILRD.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United states
mail merchandise and passengers l. u. To-
sun. agent
schooner Joseph Rudd, Hallock, Now Haven.
pig.iron. j. y. Gordon, agent; vessel. Curtis \
Parker
schooner Major W. II. Tantum. coaIboru,
Bermuda Hundreds, 70 load lumber TOR Phils-
delphia.
schooner II. II. Grant. sutpAfn. Petersburg,
TO lead pine wood Tor New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT Ngws. MACH 2. is7.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED srn.
Steamship Csdoxton. stacey, New Orleans
tcoaled and proceeded GA the IN fos Queens
townl.
Steamship s,reanshoih. Hughssn. New Or
leans lcoaled and sailed ON tho TN for Quseas-
fown1.
schooner Z. c. Allen, True. Mcl0ashiaa.
Boolhhay. Ice.
ARRIVED TN.
sehooners ida K latham. Potter. New YORK,
T. Harris klrk, casil'er, New York--both lixhL
Brig Hattie cocmhs, -'----, New York. 70 load
ccal for ~ Thomas
Steamship dsysndosss, Kelly. wsss rvias
aAlLsD tim.
Steamship KanawhA Poane. New York. eoni.
Schooner PogtanA. Rick, hosloa. cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08

When the City Circuit Cont met
yesterday morning the jury in the case
Of Samuel Beneditt vs. Isaac Lichten,,
stein, for the recovery Of diamond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08

MONDAY, March Z. 1887.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-l North Birmingham
Block at $500 premium.
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac dividend obligation at
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, s2. 5Oas2. u superfne, g. 75a
fa25; extra, g. 25aS250 family, tiasi.50; patent
family, country, $L75as5.25i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08

All our physicians recommend DR..
Rails Cough Syrup for hoarseness and
colds. 20 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08

Take no "just as good" Get the
genuine Salvation Oil. II kills pain.
llice IS cents.
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Market steady.

Market steady.
RECEIPTS.
At Roanoke warehouse, 5 bales.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLIHG.-9Kc.
MIDDLISG. -9Ac.
Low AIDDLISG.-S Hide.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. Nd, March 7.--virgipia Ga, con
solidsted, 81; do. 10-i0's, iOA; do new Ss
65lI. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
GRAIN AED COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March I, 1877.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND, MaIVH Y IocIs
OFFERINGS.
WHgAT.-2,600 bushels.
CORE.-5O0 bushels
OATs.--sS0 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Mixed, 2,fG0 bushels very on pri-
vatc termsi 20 bushels common at $50. Short
berry, 10 bushels common al S2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 7.-Casn quotations we're /:
Flour steady and Unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat, 171Sa79c.; No. aspiring, 73kc.; No. red,
79as0c. Ne. Z corn. 35Aa37c. No. oats, &c
Messp pork, $50 25as20.50. Lard, H.4S Short
(boxsd), s6as625; short. clear sides Boxed.
ss65asS.70. Whiskey, LIS. The leading futures
ged a. fOliOWs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Cotton quiet; sales
l04 bales; uplands, &c; Orleans, gi5-l6c.; re-
ceipts. i2,76 bales; exports-to Great Britain,
1888 bales; 10 France. 59i bales (; 10 ths CONT
nent 1906 bales; stock, 739, 553 bales. South
ern -four quiet. Wheat nc. better and active
for export; No red March, 9ilSa92hc.: April.
g2a93Sc; May, 991ss9ic. Corn 1alKc. lower
and fairly active; Ne. ?, March, 49AaJ0c. :;
April, 49a50c. May. i94a59.c. Oats a shade
easier and fairly active; No. ., March, 3ka
AAc.; April, AA.aSiAc. May, 3i4a35l.c.
Hops quiet and unchanged. Cofiee--Fair Rio
firm at sl4.75; No. Rio. March, tl3asl305 T;
April. sl2Soatls; May, si2s5asi3O5. Sugar
nrm refined steady. Molasses duh. Rice
steady. COtton-seed oil-33c. for crude, 30a
29Kc. for refined. kosln dull. Turpentins nrm
at a9c. Hides nrm. Wool quiet and steadily
held. Pork firm mess, tl5. s5afi5.76. Beef
dun. Mddles quiet and arm. Lard opened
4aG points lower, closing firm, with the decline
recovered trade moderate: western steam.
S67Kaf7.s0; April, s7.6SaS1H; May, F.Sss
$3.50. Frsights dun.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YoBx, BALTIMORE, AND RIcH-
MoHD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Tur'
pentins. Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rpv telerrsph % ,he Dispatch.

NEW YORK. March 7.--The new week ON the
Stock Exchange opened with q dun out nrm
market There was little or no news OF a
character TO affect values. but rufnors were
plentiful, though whether they were the cause
or effect Is not apparent Western Union,
Richmond Terminal. and jersey early oecaine
prominent for strength, the movement IN W est
ern Union attracting particular attention, puy-
ing being mostly by brokers supposed 70 ro-
present the Gould interests, and the remainder
Of the market except Northwest, when was
strong throughout presented absolutely no
feature OF interest, trading being confined 10
room-traders and professionals The market
was firm 10 strong throughout. prices advancing
steadily without reaction worthy OF name.
The opening was tame but generally nrin, mo
Grst prices In majority OF instances showing
advances OF ka%c. over Saturdays close
Western Union and Richmond Terminal were
active, but the remainder were duh ana list
less Prices we're firm and strong, and To-
wards noon more animation was shownin dealt
ings. After that time, however, business DO
came almost stagnant and the movement IN
prices disappeared. Interest In speculation
was again revived In the last hour and the
closing was dull and firm. Total sales, %i,VD
shares; but dizziness, except IN four or hVe
stocks, was even greater than on saturday
Soon.-Stocks duh and steady. Money easy
at BAD per cent Exchange--L1ng. 4eiAaa0;
short, 4s7AssSS. Governments duh.
Erening- Exchange easy long, 4s0x: short,
4Ssk Money. eAa5 per cent Sub-Ireasury
baisnces-Gold. siS3. 900; currency, sl9.lG9,-
O0o Governments dull: 4 per cents, l2SH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-08
BROAD STREET

The revival services at Broad-Street
Methodist Episcopal church have been
suspended, but it is expected they Will
be- resumed in two or three weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

tender heart--I know she has--and a
beautiful person and she has plum.
II is true she has been spoiled and
neglected, and she reads reams OF pen
ny fiction but she only needs to be
taken care of and guided and loved,
my boy, by true-hearted gentleman
to show herself 10 be queen of wo-
men. She is too warm-hearted not TO
marry somebody, and II man like
yourself don't take TO her some villain
or some adyenturer will. "
He had well expressed my own
thoughts, but | would hot confess so
much.
"Do You think" | asked, still with
what indifference / could contrive TO
show, that she has any desire to be
taken care of in that way ?"
"Ah that" said he, "you must
find out for yourself. Good night"
Next morning there was a letter on
the Droakiast-table for Miss Brooke !;
hor guardian. Mr.. Haldanp, was coming
by an afternoon train to stay over Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs Luxton said as cor
dial things about this visit as their dis
appointment would permit. AS for me,
! said nothing, for raging pang of
jealousy lad shot through me at
the news. But until his arrival
there was an interval which proved
very soothing and encouraging to
me. We walked to n pleasant dell Oh
the farm called the Warren, the sides
OF which were yellow with primroses.
We gathered these flowers, and then
We sat us down on n fallen trunk and
talked not that we had been silent
while STOPPING over our basket together.
We talked so very pleasantly and with
such quick confidence flat | was not
surprised to hear Jenny shy presently
Isn't il strange that We should only
have known each other since last night
and be talking like this? But it is so
nice to meet somebody you feel you
can trust" Il had much ado at that
to keep myself from giving at least a
caressing touch to the tawny jacket
which clothed her ike soft fleece
"Do you know, when ! heard you
were coming was half afraid. 1
thought you would.be an awfully wise,
learned, satirical man
"And YOU find I'm not, said
"At any rate, said she, "I'm not
afraid of you."
How much closer orr condolences
might have got there is no saying but
at that moment voice rose behind us
g Miss Brooke, your gentleman's
come and we hurried back to the
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
c,CBATCHED TwENTY-EIGHr
- YEARS.
A schLY, ITCHING. SKIN DISEASE WITH
ENDLRss SUFFERING CURED by
tUTICuRA REMEDIES.

n rhad known Of the CUTfCURA REMEDIES
,0euts eight years ago " would have safou
me- $500 two hundred dollars ana az .n 1.
u,cnse amount Of suffering NY ulseaos
NOT larger than cent. 10 spread rapidly an
over my body aud got under my nails' ny
scaJoe would drop on 81 mo all tho tlino. hn1
nv suffering was endless, and "lthout Iun.l.
one thouaand dollars would not tempt mo 70
tova thia digfnFe over again. am poor mau.
M feel rich 10 be relieved Of what some of
ne do,,ore said WA leDrosy some rlngW0rm'
,rcriosis etr. I took 49, ami 80 fGrsaparii-
iss over one year and haf. but no cure. i,
went 10 two or three doctors anI no cure
ccnnot praise the CUTfCCRA REMEDIES 700
rsuch. ibey have mado my skin a. cloar aun
Troo from ssalcR as a baby's. All ! used OF
tboIn VAS three boxos Of CuUcURA, ana three
Lottics of CuICURA REsOLVBNf, ana t"0
Cakes Of CUTiCURA SOAP. II you hhd boon
boro md ssid you would hayo cur61 me Tor
-yO YOU would have hnd the raOncy. ] looaed
ice he Picture IN your book o. Ps)riali'
n irturo 80. 2"IiOw 70 euro SKIN Di5oase3 p.
Int nov ON NJ clear 81 any person ever Wh'.
Through force 81 habit ! rub my hands oyo'
my arms aud legs % scratch ouco n 6Whle.
~ 10 30 rurYosc. lam all we'll scratched
~ enty-cicht years. and II got % 30 kini 81
second nature 20 me. | thank you thousand
times. Anything moro that yon want 10 kh0"
white me. or any ono who reads THIS MAJ "l'o
~ '''' 'D' VIZ '' DENNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY, VT, January ~, 1856.
Psoriasis. Eczema. etier. Ringworm, Liohol.
Truritus. Scnld Head. Mi.k Crust, DandrIu,
Iaghers'. Bakers, Gfocors', and Wa'le.Wo-
man's Itch. and every species 81 itching.
Burning, Scaly, Pimply llum0r5 o. the SKIN
ard ecrlp and Blood. with loss Of Hair, arc
positively cured by CUrCUBA, tina great SIN
cure, and CU1ICURi SOAP, an exquisite SKIN
Bcautihor externally, and CUTicuEA kES0i-
VENT. The new Blood Purifier, Informally, whom
physicians ard al other remedies tail.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTlCJRA, %
cents; SOAP, q cents; REsOLYENr Il. Pro
pated by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMl-
CAL CONPANI, Boston. Mass. send Tor
How % cure Skin-Di-oascs."
Timples. Blackheads. Skn-Bemi'hes, and
RnIY Nnmnrs n.e CITICuEA AOAf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
For the Disratch.l
COHpOn-F =ushcF.

DEDICATED TO WILLIAM =. ROYAL, OF Ritn
MOND.
sir Edward and his friend Brai,bwaite,
Came sailing DER the foam.
10 clcsc the schools all DER th3 State,
And the Confederate Home.
We'd I'D those agents 20 howa.o.
hs careful wEat they DO;
Our men will not always fOrbea0,
Their actions they may rue.
We met them 30 good faith. they know,
We've shown what We could pay;
fut oil these chances away they throw,
ana this is what they say:
You spcnd too much 90 educate"
Tho children of tho land
Tho men WHO fought 10 save tho state
You feed with lavish hand
\ mighty foe with hired aid
Has robbed us Of our soil.
And freemcn Of our slaves haT0 made
Our land a Ruthless spoil.
We've rendered you your pound Of tlosh,
lCu bought at great discount,
But viii MOI let you cut afresh
The thrObbiug artoried fOunL
We know the land from whence 70 camo,
cur tactics too, DO 'uro:
We know what gave our country fame
a hundred years ago.
This IL not Ireland, mighty one.
We have n different stioll;
Oaa with the tyrant trapploi on,
His head hc had to yield.
PIGG RIVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

"Jennv came by herself, like q
bravo oirI. and oil OF her own notion. ="
But who introduced her to you ?
What introductions did she, bring p
lyon talk, said he, with dubious
smile. "as if she were our guest. She
is our lodger, people do not make ex-
lnustiye inquiries about ledger.
Careful people in.London do. "
"WelI. said he, with rueful kind OF
fnali,v. "this is the country
~ comes 10 this. then-that You
really know nothing OF Haldanc. Don't
Won see" said ]. drawing my bow at a
venture. "that in this way you might
receive into your house most Objection
able characters -
Wchad by this time reacbedthe house.
Mrs. luxton met us rs uttered these
last words.
"What is the matter?" she asked
anxiously. "What have You done
with jenny? Mary, said she' turning
to the coping seryant-gid, "go along
into the kitchen. What were you say
ing about Objectionable characters? "
she asked. when the girl was gone.
/ told her the situation cher husband
standing by, sadly uudoing Il knot in a
piece OF whipcord) and repeated that
+ / neithorliked nor trusted Mr. Ilnldanc.
~ must tell you. said she to me,
with vcxation and some hesitation, "a
little thing that looks very odd. Mary
tells ne that this morning while We
were at breakfast she met Mr.. Haldane
coming ont Of your room witha bunch
OF keys in his hand.
"My own keys, 1 dare say" | ex-
claimed.
But the strsngest thing Of all was
he had had the door closed upon him
self"
At once | Thought of the trinkct
had bought to give 10 Jenny, and / ran
off to NY room without word, my
host following ne. unlocked my bag.
The trinkot and the letter had writ
ten to accompany it were both gone
! explained my loss 60 my friends, and
reminded them how my own key must
have been used to accomplish the theft.
taking up in the mean while the only
other thing OF value in my bag-my
chcck-book. Opening 1t with no clear
purpose, / noticed that the upper edge
of the first page was torn. | certainly
had not done that; l was always very
careful to tear along the perforated
line. examined it with more attcn-
ton.
Did you notice, said to Luxion,
"thc number Of that check / gave you
Yesterday"
Not much. said he, in U3dIsguised
alaIm; " but think the last figure was
80"
"And. said ]. 1.-THE last figure of
this is 81 Besides" | continued.
here are two blank counterfolls."
We looked at each other and felt rs if
our trust in human nature were gone
forever.
"But," said Mrs. Luxton, "you
don't imagine Jenny can have had any
hand in this
81 don't know what imagine " ex-
claimed her husband. But ! thinl.
we were fools, as Ned says 70 take pee
pie into orr house without knowing fer
certain WHO they were
Come SAID /, - am surprised
you give mp your fayonte SO readily. /
don't believe she had anything to do
with this, though her disappearance
with him needs explanation.
We had 10 comfort TO give each
other; liitlo, indeed, Of any sort to say
to each other.
IL must go mp to town at once.
said J. "Ihcsc checks must hc stopped
thcy can only have been taken to get
money by forgery. shall telegraph
to tie hark when get to the station.
And ! must 90 with Won, slil my
friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

A UCTION SALE OF ACOMFORT
I ABLE HOME ON WEST CLAY STREE Z
sNo. Cos WEST CLAY STREET. THE DWELL.
ING IL FRAME, CONTAINS SIX ROOMS, AN D
hllChEN TWO ROOMS; THE LOT FRONT
FEET AND EXTENDS BACK iS3N FEEV 10
AN ALLEY II FEET WIDELY request 81
owners, who are anxious 20 soil. wc viii ofier
~ pubic auction, on tho premisos "a above,
No COS west Clay street.
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1887,
at ~ O'Clock T.. 81. the snug MoMR located,
as above, In the growing part OF the city, con-
Venient 10 tho new depot and strset-cars. IL
VIII make nice homo or will pay we'll as An
Investment
TERMS: Ono third cash; balance on long
time at y per cent Interest,"
Il. h CHAPLIN q CO,
myS Aacsloasers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
by Frank ID. Ia < Co.,
Real Estate AJcuoneors.

MICE AND COMFORTABLY
y FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE No az
SOUTH LAUREL STREET, BETWEEN Al
BENARLE AND SPRING, CONTAINING
SEWN ROOMS, ALL II NlCE ORDER. FOR
SALE At AUCTION.
THURSDAY, JUNE :, IsG.
az O'Clock p. NJ. or the premises, We will soil
the VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING lO'Asst
n above. Tho house Is now oNupiei oy mo
owner. who VIII take pleasure Ia shOsins no
property, and possession viii he given INA 4
few days. The LOT fronts Wv feet, Win depA
OF lf5 feet % an alley.
this property is OF lha. Mind ~ much soaso'
after by parties who are seeking investments.
having been keps Ia good order b. the pFesoas
owner.
THgss To suit any purchaser, aud sano1noea
on day OF sale. FRANa ID. ilILL y 90.
my3 AgaeneerS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Furman Tupper.
Resl Estate Agent and Auction9sr,
1913 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
SAbE or
WFLL1LOChTED AND VALUABLE
IMPROVED GRACE STREET PROPERTY.
BETWEEN FIRST AND porsHsg sTRgsT3

By virtue Of n decree Of tho ChnncorY Court
NJ the city Of Richmond ip tIe suit Of Workman
and ais rs. Lewis and ois entered on thp 1lh
DAY Of Nay, ISs7, tho undersigned special COM
missl0nors will sell by auction, on tho prom
THURSDAY. NAY %, 1887.
nj e O'Clock r. H., tho very valuable REA r.
ESTATE referred 20 above. Tho DWELLING
hrs twelve rooms with modern inpr0yem 'nt-,
and on the PFC .nises are stable and 'a,rias3-
houses The LOl fronts s. feet. moro 0r irss,
and runs back ljJ feet % an alloy = feet WHO,
and IL set IN fruit ard shado-tre"'. yi1rs AMI
flowers Tho site offers a rnre chance FOR t6o
erection Of three lr-t-class reslden "a. which
would mako charming homes 0r Hp,c1dI In-
vcstments 1h.s IN he choice part Of Grace
street. and should evoke eager hililcg.
TERMS: One third cash: the ro~liue m equal
.irstalments at4ix and twelve molths, O." pIr-
chsser % give NEGOTIABLE notes for tho deferred
payments. with interest added. aud ne ul'
retcined Until the purchase-mO1oy is fully
paid and conveyance ordered hy no Court
JAMES y DUNLOP,
GEORGE T.. CHRIS isN
j. ". ANDERSON.
Special Commissioners
WORTF AZ AND Ma. PLAINTIrFs, AGAiTsI LHWi'
tvD AS, DTFsNDASTs-lN THg CuANCgRf
COURT OF THE CITY Or RICHMOND.
!, benjamin h. Berry. clork Of saii court.
certify that tho bond required 81 inc special
commissioners by tho decree Ia SAD cause 81
IN May. 1871. has boon duly given.
Given under my hand this lsth day oi May,
IS1. BENJAMIN u. BhRhi.
POSTPONEMRNT.
Tho above sale ia postponed until
THURSDAY, JUNE >, ISL,
at same hour. FURMAN TUrPER.
myH AutiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
BY K. +. ChaGin 8 Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOBoers.
No. / north Tenth street.

A TTRACTiYE SUBURBAN HOME
= l OF FIFTEEN ACRES. WITH GOOD
DWELLING or TEN Rooms. ~ NICE
GROVE: KITCHEN OF TWO ROOMS: NEW
BARN AND STABLE; LOCATED on MEA-
rOWBRlDGE ROAD AT BROONLAND STA
ion. CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY ;
SElGHBORHOOD VERY DESIRABLE AND
CONVENIENT 10 THE CITi.-N tho request
II tho owner we will sell 10y auction, on ths
premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE :, lSS7.
nc 80 o'clock p. NJ. the aboyc-locatei PRO
PEHlN. The buildings are In nice order and
well arranged. Tho land is in good condition.
rnd there are varieties Of fruit-apples,
peaches. pears, grapes, strawberries, raspbcr-
rigs, and an a. paragus bed some Of tho land
row I'm clover and grass. ThorO IS nice grove
around tho dwelling. AMI the neighbOrh00d IS
,lickly settled and desirable convenient 10 Oh p
city by either railroad or snort drive over -
good road.
This is a very nice homo and this sale shOIll
attract tho attention Of all parties seeking =
homo or wishing 20 mako q good inye stmenL
Z RKMs: Wlll DO announced al saio, and made
very reasonable.
Parties Interested can inspect tho premises
any day. Conyeyance5 will leave the Odlcc OF
ne auctiOIeefs in time for the sale. say at g.,
o'clock 4. NJ, juno Z, iss7, 10 carry out partie,
wishing % attend.
H. b. CHAFFIN & co, Auciioneers
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